Dr Ball is a younger doctor, but really seemed to know my rudimentary questions and patient with my…read moresisters (married to paramedic/ mother of health care workers). Her office is modern with open comfortable waiting room that is surrounded by windows + entryway. The offices behind are standard doctor offices. The building has a Mercy medical lab to do blood work.

This doctor totally dismissed my daughter's pain when she went to her for help. My daughter came…read morehome from work in tears and ended up in the ED where she got the help she needed!!!!! Her blood pressure was sky high due to severe pain from rheumatoid arthritis. Once she got pain management, her blood pressure returned to normal. Dr. Ball showed be ashamed of herself, but I'm sure she isn't!!! Please beware!!!

Dr Swan is a great Doc Wish it didn't take so long to…read moreactually see him In their defense I was a New patient and the records had to be up date which takes awhile..

Dr Swan is just a charm.....but expect to wait quite a while for your time. Oh can that be annoying…read morebut, he is absolutely a great doctor. Good people skills, never ever rushes you out. He is thorough without being over pushy for procedures and tests.

I cannot say enough about Doctor Stanton. She is one of the last of real doctors. She is caring…read more She listens. She is a great doctor. I hope she stays in the area for a long time. I would love to keep her as our family doctor. If you need a change in care, if you want a person who will listen. Give her a try! Her staff member, Angela is always nice. Her nurses always put a smile on your face!

I've been coming to doctor Mike for as long as I can remember! For a period of time he helped me…read moreget back on my feet when I wasn't at my best and I highly appreciate him for that! I now come here yearly for a check up and I wouldn't go to anyone else! I'm always comfortable in his office and I'm able to tell he cares about me and my well-being each visit.

The best dr around! I dread the day he retires. He always finds the root of the problem.read more

My parents both thought him to be a competent doctor. They trusted him and found his bedside manner…read moregood and his care adequate. Unfortunately they both died with issues that should have been caught earlier and Dr. Cuellar minimized. First my father had been complaining for months of issues that were found to be cancer when he collapsed out of town with what was stage 4 esophageal cancer. Dr. Cuellar had misdiagnosed the symptoms for more than 5 months Proscribing pain killers and not running tests that could have picked up the issue earlier. my mother also died in the care of Dr. Cuellar of the flu. She had a case of flu that went on for a month while suffering at home. He never proscribed tamiflu, and didn't take her off other drugs that exacerbated flu symptoms. Had he been more aggressive with treatment and monitoring of her flu, she would have had more of a chance. Instead she declined too far before going to the hospital where the other doctors realized his mistake, and took her off the drugs that suppressed her immune system and added Tamiflu. while no one lives forever, and no doctor is perfect, Dr Cuellar's care is, in my opinion, sub par.